The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-06
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Lizzie Herod will go to Cincinnati to-day
to visit friends.
Mr. Otto Gresham is i'll, at the Denison
House. threatened with typhoid fever.
Miss Renshaw. of Pittsburg. is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Richard Chslett, Talbot
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Lands will leave to-mor-
for Kansas City, to visit their son, Mr.
Harry Lands.
Mrs. Melville Mckee. who has been spending
a short time here with friends. returned to her
home in Chicago yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Martlndale entertained about
twenty ladies yesterday afternoon, informally,
in honor of Miss Sue Locke
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry s. Hanckel will leave to-
day for Atlanta, Ga, and Charleston, 5. c., to
visit Mr.. Hanckefs relatives.
Mrs: A A. Cady will leave to morrow for Al
ton ILL.,. to visit Mrs. Noble and Mrs. Harry
Taylor, formerly OF this city.
Clerk Butler and District Attorney Sellers
have gone to Evansville to attend the session of
the United States District Court.
MIR. and Mrs. Macmillan. of London, England,
have deferred their departure from this city
until Saturday, and possibly later.
Mr.. Willis vajen and family left yesterday for
California TO spend the winter, and will extend
their trip to Washington Territory.
Plymouth Institute will hold it's fourth an
nual meeting this evening, at O'clock in the
lecture room of Plymouth Church.
Mrs. Edwin Nichols who has been spending
the last two months in the East, most OF the
time at the sea shore, has returned home.
Mr.. Augustus Murphy, of the firm of r. L.
Polk d Co.. has removed to this city to take per-
manent charge of their directory business.
Daniel Sloane. of Chicago. has declined the
assistant secretaryship OF the Y. M. c. A In
the meantime F. w. Douglass will continue to
fill the position.
Miss Bessie Nichols of New York. is here to
spend the winter with with her aunt. Mrs jose
phine r. Nichols. and attend the church school
Mrc I,1l;aE md rad
last night for two-weeks' visit to her parents.
General and Mrs Elliott, North Tennessee
street.
Miss Bessie Nichols of Brewsters, New York,
accompanied Mrs. Nichols home. and will re-
main through the winter to attend the Indian
apolis Institute for Young Ladies.
Miss Teles Newlin. of Philadelphia. Pa. who
is on her way home from Pocatello Idaho
where she has boon spending the summer, is
stopping few DAYS with Miss Hickie Hough
Miss Neatly Stevens, OF Chicago. the talented
paniste, will give recital here on Tuesday
evening, the 18th, before the Woman's Literary
and Social Circle of the First Baptist Church.
Mrs. Bancroft and children and Mrs Chain,
of Denver. Col, nieces of Mrs. Geo. Sloan and
Mrs. Frank Tuttle: are expected next week to
visit in this city. Mrs. Chain is en- route to Flu
rope for an absence of two years
The new pastor of Roberts Park M. E. Church,
Dr. S. A. Kean, has arrived with his family, and
will occupy the parsonage on the corner of East
and Walnut streets. provided and furnished by
the church. The new minister will conduct the
prayer meeting this evening as his first service
here.
The Ladies' Home Missionary society. of
Blackboard street NJ. e. Church. held a meet
ing at the residence of Mrs Maria Buttz No. As
North West street last night A fine literary
programme consisting of songs, recitations
and addresses mission work, rendered.
In connection with the meeting the mem bers of
the church gave reception to their pastor, Rev.
w. f. Sheridan, who is just entering upon his
third year with this charge
The Toronto Mail of Monday says Zone of
the most remarkable evangelissic meetings held
in the city for long time took place in the
Granite Rink yesterday afternoon. The
sion for youths and young men only,
and the number who attended was very large
taxing the capacity Of the rink to its utmost
DR.. Munhall spoke At the close of his remarks
he made very earnest and pointed appeal
which responded by about 200 young
men. who stood up to signify that they wished
many present who were determined and
willing to give themselves to Christ there and
then about 500 stood up. Professor and Mrs.
Towner led the musical part of the service In
the evening large audience met at the rink,
when DE-. Munhall delivered impressive and
practical address,"
MIR. Hugo Hug, the wsli-known insurance
agent. was married last night to Miss Emma
Frank, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Frank,
at the family residence, No. GA North Illinois
street. There were about sixty seventy Of
their most intimate friends present TO witness
the ceremony and extend the customary joyful
congratulations The house was decorated with
fall roses and an abundance of ferns, vines and
choice flowers. Miss Frank most becom-
ingly attired in a full bridal costume of white
satin. made en- train ard the ''V' shaped cor
sage was trimmed with point lace, ostrieh tips
and crystal. and the bouquet of ''brIda"
roses Her only ornament was the groom gift.
a pair of solitaire diamond earrings Mr. and
Mrs Hug left last night for a two weeks visit
to Detroit and Chicago and upon their return
will make their homo with Mr.. Hugs mother on
North Meridian street
LOVE HEBERD
al I'd;
VISCENNEs, Ind. Oct. 5.-Mr. Chas f. Love-
of Kansas City, married at o'clock this
evening. at the Presbyterian Church, to Miss
Irene Heberd. youngest daughter of VIM.
Heberd. an old and successful merchant of this
city. A very large crowd Of friends witnessed